In part D of task 1, you identified at least two ways in which the reaction of nitrogen and hydrogen could be changed to alter the equilibrium. Use the simulation to test those changes. Describe how you used the simulation to model the changes and the results they produced. Use these methods if you find them helpful:
Look at the pie graph to see how the system changes.
Use the Temperature slider at the bottom to cool or heat the mixture.
Click the pause button on the simulation to observe the number of particles at any point of time.
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